- an
unedited anonymous life of Aristotle; this life was
known as 'Vita
Menagiana'
before the
critical edition by
Ingemar Düring, (Aristotle in the Ancient...
- Madrid, and the
earliest published reference to it was in the 1715 book
Menagiana by the
French poet
Bernard de la Monnoye. The gospel's
origins and author...
- pleasure…" » This was seen for the
first time in the
second edition of
Menagiana: "The poor
works of
Cyrano de Bergerac! He had
studied at the collège...
- he got into
trouble for
having inserted some
texts of his own in the
Menagiana, an
annotated edition of the
works of
Gilles Ménage
which he was helping...
-
epigram is a
translation of the
following Latin dictum attributed by the
Menagiana to
Jacques Sirmond: Si bene quid memini,
causae sunt
quinque bibendi;...
- étymologies des étymologistes et
celles du
peuple (1922), Paris: E. Champion.
Ménagiana du XXe siècle (1922), Paris: E. Champion.
Thaumaturgie linguistique (1923)...
- De la Monnoye's
letter to
Bayle is reprinted, as part of his
edition Menagiana, an -iana from the
works of
Gilles Ménage.
After reprinting again, in...
-
century named Dulot, of whom
little else is remembered.
According to the
Menagiana,
about the year 1648,
Dulot was
complaining one day that he had been robbed...
- Amsterdam, 1727, in-12
Verse translation of
several odes of
Horace in the
Menagiana, II
Observations critiques sur l'Œdipe de
Sophocle Cardinal Georges Grente...
- de Mercier ; et
Chardon de la
Rochette ****ure que c’eût été, après le
Menagiana, le
recueil le plus
curieux de ce genre. Il s’occupait sans
cesse de perfectionner...
